Looking for Plumber/Electrician

[suprasian]

I'm looking for someone who can do both duties. Have an espresso machine running 220v. Outlet is only 120, as well I'll need to reroute the waterline in the process. Im out in Maple Ridge but can pick you up so you dont need to drive there. Text me at 6043393655 if you can help! Thanks
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[bcrdukes]

I cannot help but what kind of machine are you running?

[Soundy]

Kitchen outlets should already have 220V present, if they're wired properly as "split" outlets. Not sure about the legality of simply bridging the two legs into one outlet, but it is TECHNICALLY possible. Would be a simple matter to make an "extension cord" that does the same job without modifying the in-wall wiring, too. How much current does this machine require??

[suprasian]

I'm running a Nuevo Simonelli Premier Maxi 2 group. It's for a commercial business so I don't think that would pass code. 3000watts 14amps is the power draw. Anyone else?
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[RouRK]

if it is a split plug then what you need to do is take off the receptacal that is on there now... cap off the 2 neutrals. identify the 2 hot wires in the panel and hook them up to a 15 amp 2 pole breaker. then put in a new receptacal with a 240 volt rated receptacal T SLOT. and CLEARLY mark the voltage on the cover or such...

[catalin]

Maybe the panel is close enough to run a new line. That will be to code for sure.
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[suprasian]

Thanks for all your suggestions, I think a new line is a definite. Would anyone know the cost of such a job?
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[604nguyen]

depends on location of outlet and panel

[suprasian]

Well I would say approximately 20ft to the panel. Wire could be run thru the T-bar ceiling any guess on the cost?
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[catalin]

T-bar ceiling should be easy then.
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